Sing Song at Barnard Proves Delightful College Event
Barnard hosted the first Sing Song on Thursday with comic and serious songs by Freshmen Sophomores Juniors and Seniors. Judges awarded points for music and words with Juniors 5 Sophomores 5 and Seniors 3, prompting plans for an annual college event.
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Barnard
Louis Fox
Naomi Harris
Solomon Levi
Sophmoreg
Aniculi
Fanicula
Christine Straiton
Tommy
His
Lillian Shoedler
Isabelle Randolf
Sophmores
Dorothy Cheesian
Kunicul
Cniors
Wellesley
Edith Deacon
Larnard
Sophie
Intersteeve
Remus
Dr. Braun
Miss Ward
Julia Goldberg
Lecture on Diplomacy and the Development of the Diplomatic Service
W Alison Phillips delivered a Columbia lecture on February 20 marking the Loundes Embassy bill debate. He traced diplomacy from medieval permanent missions to 1815 Vienna and 1818 Aix la Chapelle, noting the rise of envoys and ministers and the ongoing value of the on the spot representative in political intercourse.
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W. Alison Phil
Columbia
Loundes
Congress
Underwood
Phillip
Phillips
Venice
England
Vienna
Aixla-Chapelle
Brooks Hall Faculty Reception Brims With Guests
The Brooks Hall annual faculty reception drew a larger crowd on Friday with Miss Weeks Louise Greenawalt and Laura Bennett leading the organizing team. Music by Mrs. Raymond Osborne featured an aria from Hamlet and pieces by Grieg and MacDowell followed by dancing and refreshments. Notables included Dean Gilder sleeve and many professors, doctors, and trustees enjoying a social gathering that strengthens ties between students and instructors.
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Brooks Hall
Miss Weeks
Louise Greenawalt
Laura Bennett
Florence van Vranken
Kate Tiemann
Mabel Barrett
Raymond Osborne
Hamlet
Grieg
MacDowell
Dean Gildersleeve
Robinson
Shepherd
Dewey
Reimer
Hirst
Hubbard
Gottheil
Crampton
van Hook
Knapp
Fackenthal
Dr. Hazen
Miss Kingsley
Latham
Bush
Perry
Edward Lent
Silas Brownell
Gregory
Howard
Krallivoll
Curtis
Maltb
Student Council Endorses Church Club Meeting Limits
At the last Student Council meeting on February 24, they approved the caste of the Undergraduate Play and a rehearsal schedule. They recommend to the Church Club that two regular business meetings be held yearly and that only two speakers be allowed per year.
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Church Club
Philosophy Club Meets in February Gathering
The Philosophy Club held a Friday meeting in the Undergraduate Study with many members present. Doctor Montague of the Philosophy Department served as arbiter while disputants and discussers tackled various questions and tea was served afterward.
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Philosophy Club
Doctor Montague
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